Well my anus anyway.  I know NASA isn't going to like this one.  By popular
demand.
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Rita

Nikon was caught stealing lens design and manufacturing techniques from
Canon and incorporating them into their latest lenses.  After conclusive
tests it has been determined that Nikon is using the same formula for their
space age material as Canon.  Even little subtleties in the ...

The Soth off the Netherlands..................Limburg.
My backyard:
www.dicasa.nl/Limburg
Enjoy my pictures;)

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Comments welcome, as usual.

I just got mail from Adobe offering me the whole CS3 package on monthly
rental. Anyone thinking of taking this up?
I currently use 3 copies of CS2 and one of CS3. It might make good sense to
rent. I don't use Dreamweaver but my pagemaker is due to be upgraded to

The good old D3 is going scientific on me again.  No wonder NASA loves the
D3!
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Rita

Was down in brisvegas yesterday and these old dragons with
beards couldn't resist posing for the GX10.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gdaj/2483915047/sizes/m/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gdaj/2484735534/sizes/l/

In the last few days we have here in the soth off the Netherlands (Limburg)
some breathtaking en spectaculair sunsets.
See and be amazed:
www.dicasa.nl/Sunset

Portugal seems to be flooded with birds: I hear them everywhere, but I can't
see them!
So I found some other wildlife that might be interesting for you:
http://photos-of-portugal.com/Wildlife/

What you could find around the streets on an average day:
http://photos-of-portugal.com/
Comments welcome.

Finally got back to some of the photos from overseas.  Had a
great day at Osborne House, Isle of Wight.  Queen Victoria loved
this place, and in fact was her final resting place.
I didn't think that much of this shot in colour, but quite like

Sadly, yesterday has been a very tragic day for us all and unfortunately the
D3 was there.
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Rita

In 1975, Kodak released the world’s first digital camera, a
clunky-looking device that used casette tapes as the medium to store
pictures. Each photo took 23 seconds to snap, producing a 100-line black
and white image that could only be displayed on a television set. No

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The sky was on fire.................
http://www.dicasa.nl/Sunset/
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